A vulnerability in the SSL 3.0 protocol has been identified CVE-2014-3566
All Clients / Servers are advised to disable SSL 3.0.
more technical info here
A vulnerability in the SSL 3.0 protocol has been identified CVE-2014-3566
All Clients / Servers are advised to disable SSL 3.0.
more technical info here
If you have lost or forgot the password of an application pool identity on IIS, there is a very easy way in order to retrieve it.
The following procedure can be used on a server with IIS 8.5 or IIS 8.0 or IIS 7.5 or IIS 7.0.
1. Locate the application pool name from IIS Manager,
2. Run command prompt as Administrator
3. Change path to: C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv>
4. Enter the command: appcmd list apppool "apps" /text:*
note: “apps” is the application pool name in this example
5. Now you have the password, because it is stored in clear text. Remember to grant least privileges to these accounts, because the password can be easily retrieved.
In the latest version of PowerShell, you can download and install the latest help files with the Update-Help cmdlet.
Syntax:
Parameter Set: Path Update-Help [[-Module] <String[]> ] [[-SourcePath] <String[]> ] [[-UICulture] <CultureInfo[]> ] [-Credential ] [-Force] [-Recurse] [-UseDefaultCredentials] [ ]
Parameter Set: LiteralPath Update-Help [[-Module] <String[]> ] [[-UICulture] <CultureInfo[]> ] [-Credential ] [-Force] [-LiteralPath <String[]> ] [-Recurse] [-UseDefaultCredentials] [ ]
In case you are using proxy with username/password authentication you will get this error when you try to update:
update-help : Failed to update Help for the module(s) 'Microsoft.PowerShell.Management, Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility, CimCmdlets, ISE, Microsoft.PowerShell.Diagnostics, Microsoft.PowerShell.Host, Microsoft.PowerShell.Security, Microsoft.WSMan.Management, PSScheduledJob, PSWorkflow, PSWorkflowUtility, Microsoft.PowerShell.Core' with UI culture(s) {en-US}: Unable to connect to Help content. Make sure the server is available and then try the command again.
To set proxy settings in PowerShell you can use:
import settings from Internet Explorer:
netsh winhttp import proxy source=ie
or
set proxy settings:
NetSH WinHTTP Set Proxy proxy-server="ProxyServer:8080"
If you are using authentication on your proxy server, try the following:
$browser = New-Object System.Net.WebClient
$credentials = Get-Credential
$browser.Proxy.Credentials = $credentials
…and
update-help
find out more for update-help cmdlet here
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